Manti High School - Clarion Yearbook (Manti, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1988 volume:

OoiAfeKtS We’ve Got Class Theme Page 2 Class Photos Classes Page 9 Head of the Class Academics Page 31 Time Out of Class Organizations Page 47 High Class Performances Sports Page 61 Classic Traditions Special Memories Page 87 Local Patrons Advertising Page 105 P he Clarion was published by the yearbook staff and was printed by Herff Jones Company in Logan. Utah. The book had 116 pages and was under the Vista Embossed pro- gram. The cover was Antique Plum and was of a whirlpool grain. Silver foil stamping was used to create the title. A Touch of Class. A Touch of Class Manti High School has class. Throughout the entire year, students from Manti High ex- hibit a dimension of quality and commitment that goes unrivaled by other schools. There is a feeling of pride and prestige that dwells in the heart of every student and teacher, a feeling that has the deepest roots, a feeling of belong- ing to something of a higher status, a feeling of class. Freshmen usually get their first touch of class from the bottom of a garbage can. where one has time to ponder about such things as life, liberty, and the pursuit of dignity. Freshmen realize that they arc here to stay and must conform to the strange but classy rules of high school life. Sophomores, now a year older and wiser, quickly learn that class is an essential part of success, whether it be in the form of an auto- biography or a driver’s license. But these peo- ple arc only beginning to sec the true meaning of “class”. Juniors have class all their own. These test- taking. research-paper writing, and prom pre- paring citizens of Manti High School know the rules for survival. And if you ask any of them, they will tell you that class is mandatory for success. They also realize that they arc now uppcr-CLASS-mcn and nothing can take that honor away from them. Juniors now have new privileges but new responsibilities as well. For some, this means being a student body officer. powder puff player, or a girl or boy stater But it also means tedious hours of dedication and homework, and weeks of preparation for the Junior Prom. Seniors, for twelve years you have been pre- paring for this final chapter of your school ex- perience. No one knows about class more than you do. You have given your all, your best, to try to improve. Now it is time for reward. Ster- ling Scholarships, good jobs, and a feeling of pride and satisfaction arc yours, knowing that you have done more than merely survive; you have given Manti High School something spe- cial - a touch of class. 2 A Touch of Class A Touch of Class 3 4 A Touch of Class A Touch of Class 5 6 A Touch of Class A Touch of Class 7 1987-88 Student Body Officers As ihe rush for first period dies down. David’s voice greets us with a list of the day’s activities, many of which the studentbody officers arc responsible for planning. The homecoming events that we enjoy at the first of the year arc planned and prepared for us by the studentbody offi- cers. They arc responsible for finding out the wishes of the students and then trying to carry them out to the best of their abilities. One way that they arc able to find out what the student wishes are is to call student council meetings. Our officers include: President Dave Nielson. Vice Jason Maylctt, Secretary Danny where each organization is represented. In addition, they Luster and Activity Agent Mark Bennion. conduct our assemblies, plan M-day and encourage stu- dent morale. 8 Student Body Officers Classes DREAMS Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken-winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. —Langston Hughes SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President. Annette Cox; V. President. Mike Helsten; Secretary. Jakob Schoppe: Class Rep.. Chad Olsen. Angie Adams Melanie Alder Amy Anderson Susan Anderson Robert Aycock Sarah Barker Curt Barton Mark Bawden Meggan Beach Randy Beal George Bench Tyler Bennett 10 Seniors Seniors Susan Bessey Kaylenc Birch Angie Blackham Cameron Bolli Roger Boyer Steven Brenchley Teddi Sue Buchanon David Call Jason Cherry Kayla Christensen Cameron Christison Joyce Cluff Ariann Congdon Annette Cox Kristen Cox Larry Cox Karla Cutler Duskey Dana Malissa Daniels Craig Dodds Seniors 11 Most of us will never come this way again. After our graduation in May many of us will turn our backs and walk away. We can remember everything as if it were yesterday. As Freshmen we entered high school with the proverbial stars in our eyes. It was not uncommon to see one of us wandering aimlessly down the hall hopelessly lost. Soon, however, we all learned our schedules and most of us could journey from the Biology Lab to the Shop with relatively few mishaps. As Sophomores we were there to see our football team become a winning team. Many of us became involved in various activities; sports, drillteam, and chcerleading. as well as academics. Soon we were seeing many members of the class of 1988 beginning to come into their own. Our Junior year was filled with triumph. Who can forget the football game against the Richfield Wildcats in the last few seconds or the State Championship baseball game won against the Juab Wasps? None of us will forget the “Silent Night” of our prom, for it was truly a night to remember. Entering our Senior year, we were all filled with anticipation. This was it, the last of the best. We soon showed everyone we were serious as we became triumphant in lettcrlighting. Yes, this was our year and we were dominant! Showing without a doubt, in school and out. we’ve got class!! MALISSA DANIELS 12 Seniors Seniors Stephanie Faatz Ilene Farmer Calvin Fox Merilee Francks Dustin Flansen Tammy Hansen Mike Helsten Rodney Hodson Michael Hughes Leon Huntsman Chris Ivie Daniel Jackson Greg Johnson Melissa Lanier Nathan Larson Shane Ludvigson Allan Lyman Jason Maylett Ron Mortensen Shawn Mounteer Andy Naylor David Nielson Mara Nielson Page Ogden Kristen Olsen Ryan Olsen Chad Olson Harley Peterson Jennifer Peterson Russell Peterson Seniors 13 Seniors Melanie Rasmussen Kenny Rich Jakob Schoppe Gerry Seely Jeff Sevy Kim Shand Melanie Snow Ralph Squire Richard Squire Shane Stilson Emily Sutton DeeAnn Syndergaard Kevin Thomson Sean Thompson Rick Williams Melanie Wright NOT PICTURED: Jolenc Brown Johnny McCaul Korie Cox 14 Seniors Started the year off right. During Homecoming, junior Mclo- Juniors dy Nicholls was chosen as second attendant. Juniors tied in Powder Puff with the seniors. Besides having great enthusiasm and attendance at MHS games, many juniors participated in sports. The juniors were lead by Prcsident-Laura Vlclntryc; Vice Prcsidcnt-Drew Patterson; Secreta ry- Valerie Hall; Representative-Melody Nicholls. and Prom Chairman-Jennifer Peter- son. Juniors 17 Jeff Adams Christy Allan John Allen Cimbcrly Anderson Kirt Anderson Julie Anderson Sage Anderson Lora Aycock Erin Bagnall Jill Baker Dean Barton Shcrenc Bea er Rusty Braithwaite Kelly Callister Jon Carter Greg Catmull Rob Chcslcy Jamey Christensen Rcucl Christensen McCrae Christiansen Becky Corcoran 18 Juniors Brian Cox Karen Crisp Mary Lou Curtis Cory Daniels Jeanna Davis Shane Denton Jared Dotson Jennifer Fowlcs Suzy Frischknccht Corey Gonzales Cody Gordon John Hales Valeric Hall Ronnie Hansen Carl Hermansen Joey Ivic Matt Jenkins Brent Jensen Tiffani Jensen Penny Jenson Lea Jones Holly Jorgensen Dave Kclsch Heather Larsen Kirk Larsen Guy Larson Liz Ann Lopez John Liddell Yori Ludvigson Danny Luster Juniors 19 Brad Lyon Marty Madsen Stacie Madsen Tricia Maylett Korina McCaul Laura McIntyre Rebecca Meade Lance Mendenhall Russell Mickelson Tanya Mickelson Holly Mosher Beverly Mountcer Patrick Neeley Chad Nell Melody Nichoils Mike Nielsen Karen Nielson Lcisa Nielson Allissa Olsen Drew Patterson Jennifer Petersen Rosemarie Peterson Sarah Ramsey Bryan Rasmussen 20 Juniors Curtis Ray Susan Sanderson Travis Schiffman Amy Schuring Matt Schmidt Lori Shand Bobby Sorensen Garth Stapley Kac Lynn Stevens Kathryn Stevens Mike Sutton Andrea Thompson Faylyn Warnick Linda Willmore Michelle Wright Shane Young Johnny Young Not Pictured Ecil Johnson Parrish Woodsidc Juniors 21 The sophomores returned to the halls of Manti for their second year of high school feeling more secure about themselves. This helped them become more involved in extra curricular activities. The excitement of acquiring a drivers license hit a new high with them as they enrolled in drivers education. Spirits were soon dampened when they found out they had to wake up early to watch the lessons on TV and stay after school to take the tests, due to a new program. The Class of '90 have proved to be great competitors and have shown us all they have class. C. Todd Alder Gordon Alder Spencer Allen Jennifer Anderson Kris Anderson Marc Anderson Adam Andreasen Jeremy Baker Tony Barlow Bryan Bartholomew Brad Barton Brian Barton Julie Bawden Mark Bennion Travis Bennett Kara Birrcll Mike Brenchlcy Stephanie Buchanan Gary Chadwick Gaylyn Christensen Jason Clark Todd Clark Jon Cluff Jill Congdon Carl Cox Mickey Cox Natalie Cox Roger Cox Troy Cox Jessica Crouch Sophomore 23 Sabona Crow t her Valerie Dewey John David Helen Eddy Nephi Eddy Kristccn Eliason T.J.Fonvillc Dclana Fr Maria Garbe Nathan Graham Amy Hall Sheri Hampton Chad Hartman Cherri Hclstcn Michelle Hewko Kellie Ivic Shawn Jacobson Janette Jensen Rebecca Jorgensen Andy Koons Chris Larsen Holly Larsen Jason Larsen Rebecca Larsen Marvin Leatham Hollie Mathews Heidi Maynard Billy McArthur Lorna Mickclsen Michelle Mickelsen 24 Sophomore Jason Peterson Jill Peterson Jedd Rasmusson Tail Recce Raylcne Rich Reynic Sandoval Karri Shand Terry Simons Mike Sprague Tim Squire Tricia Squire Loren Sleek Jason Stevens Jennifer Strode Jason Sudweeks Michelle Terry Loren Thompson Stephanie Tyhurst Mark Wathen Sophomores 25 First day blues, homework, teachers, and no carpet in their hall, were some of the things freshmen had to get used to. The freshmen have adjusted now, no more walking through the halls in stunned disbelief, finding themselves in the wrong class, and being harassed by the upper classmen. The school enjoyed the freshmen's portrayal of the Oprah Winfrey show for their assem- bly. Class Rep Minder Francks 26 Freshmen Jennifer Alder Linda Alder Justin Alexander Alisha Allan Miriam Allen Angie Anderson Jennifer Anderson Jolcne Bagnal John Bair Brian Baker John Barrett Greg Barton Brian Bean Brett Braithwaite Kristen Brcnchley Teresa Buchanan Kevin Christensen Travis Christensen Curtis Cox Holly Cox Jamie Cox Robert Cox Kami Crisp Marco Davis Carlo Diderickson James Dotson Freshmen 27 Jason Dotson Russell Faatz Bobi Gardner Christin Gonzales Naloni Gordon Dede Gublcr Justin Hallman Joe Hewko Emily Huntsman Vickie Huntsman Jon Jackson Rachel Jackson Randy Kciscl Mark Kclsch Chris Kiesel Marly Lamkey Karl Larsen Dion Larson Jody Larson Carrie Liddell Tami Lopez Gwen Ludvigson Justin Ludvigson Jedd Maylett 28 Freshmen Kevin Maynard Debbie Meade Wendy Mendenhall Tyler Miller Jeanie Mortensen Trudy Mortensen Nikki Mountccr Todd Murray Danielle Nance Tyler Nehrenz Starla Nielson Cody Nordcll Jeff Nuffer Ruth Ogden Chris Olsen Dee Olsen Eric Olsen Shaun Olsen Tracy Olsen Alcsa Patterson Sam Penrod Angle Peterson Melody Peterson Kyle Powers Freshmen 29 Jcromy Pritchard Jacque Rassmusscn Jason Rhode Samantha Rogers Richard Sanderson Sam Schoppc Ryan Shaw Melissa Sorenson Mike Squire Richelle Staplcy Brandon Stewart Heather Stevens Steven Sutton Suzanne Thurston Dennis Town Derek White Rex White Steven Willdcn Lorin Williams Troy Williams Christena Winch Sherrie Woolsey 30 Freshmen The Other side of Intelligence 32 Faculty Here at Manti High School our faculty is dedicated to providing a quality education. Each member of our faculty gives one hundred percent to ensure that each student receives a valuable learning experience. Some are associated with one or more departments. These departments and their members are as follows: Vocational Education: Kent Larsen, Becky Kjar, Lota Thompson, Galen Christiansen; Mathematics: Wilbur Braithwaite, Les Good, John Ockey, Robert Bessey; Science: Les Good, Robert Bessey, Earl Wheeler; English and Language: Dixie Bond, Elaine Hawker, Robert Gent, Debra Gardner, Bruce Teuscher; Arts and Music: Roseann Higham, Bill Thompson, Michael Porter, Vance Larsen; Physical Education: Cathi Jarvis, Robert Gent, Wilbur Braithwaite; Special Programs; Jennie Vee Ludvigson, Chcrie Shaw, Doris Cox, Joyce Stone, Lorna Larsen, Jeri Lyon; Adminstration: Rodney Cox, Pamela Bawdcn, Lynn Patterson; and Social Studies: Kristen Clark, Joyce Stone, Vaun Mickelson, Conie Hersman. Winona Erickson is included on our faculty; she works as our Librarian. We would like to thank our faculty and encourage them to keep up the good work! Facull) 33 34 Faculty Faculty 35 Classic Sounds from Concert Band members include: Curtis Cox. Sheri Hampton. Cherrie Helston. Richard Sander- son. Ruth Ogden. 2nd row: Becky Corcoran. Susan Sanderson. Russell Faatz. Reynie San- doval. Glen Olson. Heather Stevens. Nathan Larson. Debra Ockev. Holly Larsen. Conduc- tor -Vance Larsen. 3rd row: Chris Kiesel. Da- vid Call. George Bench. Maria Garbe. Kevin Christensen. Mike Oliver. Teresa Buchanan. Jeanie Mortensen. Kayla Christensen. Karla Cutler. Carrie Liddell. Jennifer Alder. 4th row: Brandon Stewart. Jerome Bown. C'ristin Gonzales. Bobi Gardner. Justin Hallman. Steve Willden.(con't) (con ’tj Linda Alder. Dede Gubler. Kyle Powers. Sean Thompson. Bryan Rasmussen. 5th row: Tyler Bolli. David Stevens. Doug Suffer. Jennifer Anderson. Rick Williams. Jason Stevens. Ryan Olsen. Dee Olsen. John Allen. Travis Schiffman. 6th row: Bryan Bartholonew. Kris Anderson. Kim Shand. Tiffani Jensen. Jeremy Baker. Nathan Graham. Mike Brenchley. Back row: Danielle Nance. William Peterson. Loren Steck. Roger Cox. Carl Cox. Kaylene Birch. Rebecca Jorgensen, and Julie Bawden. Presidency: Kim Shand. Sean Thompson. Bryan Rasmussen and Glen Olson. 36 Concert Band Members: Tiffani Jensen. Ryan Olsen. Jason Stevens. Glen Olsen. Kyle Powers. Danny Luster. Bryan Bartholomew. Dustin Hansen. Ricky Williams. Travis Schiffman. Sean Thompson. Dave Call. Bryan Rasmussen and Dee Olsen. The jazz band w as also the pep band as the same members did double duty. Jazz Ensemble Pep Band Jazz Band 37 How Sweet the Sound . . . Orchestra The Orchestra has been involved in many activities this year. They per- formed in the Traveling Assembly as seen above and below, as well as the Small Group Festival. BOTTOM: Loren Thompson. 2ND ROW: Bryan Baker, Melanie Rasmus- sen, Amy Anderson, Kim Shand, Christina Wintch, Kirt Larsen, TOP ROW: Mrs. Higham, Melanie Wright, Rebecca Anderson, Becky Meade, John David, Bryan Rasmussen, and Michelle Wright. Besides the Traveling Assembly, the Orchestra was a very big help playing in the school play, Guys and Dolls . They worked hard and deserve a lot of credit for a job(s) well done. 38 Orchestra Full of sound MIXED CHORUS and melody . . . CHAMBER CHOIR Mixed Chorus and Chamber Choir 39 BOTTOM ROW: C. Anderson, A. Schuring, M.L. Curtis, R. Peterson, S. Tyhurst, S. Barker, D. Olsen, A. Peterson, T. Olsen, J. Crouch, V. Huntsman. 2ND ROW. J. Fowlcs, L. Aycock, M. Terry. S. Bessey, E. Sutton. H. Jorgensen, T. Maylett. A. Thompson, A. Cox, S. Thurston. T. Mortensen, A. Blackham, A. Allen, 3RD ROW: M. Lanier, S. Ander- son, A. Naylor, C. Bolli, C. Barton. S. Brenchley, J. Maylett. D. Nielson, Y Ludvigson, H. Peterson, M. Hughes. R. Christensen. TOP ROW: J. Scvy, B. Barton, M. Schmidt, B. Cox. D. Patterson, R. Squire, T. Ben- nett, D. Dana, L. Cox, L. Huntsman, M. Helsten, amd MR. Thompson. NOT PICTURED: D. Fry, B. Lyon. N. Mounteer, K. McCaul. M. Sorensen, M. Hewko, N. Nell, J. Peterson, and B. Sorensen. Mr. Thompson has been a great help this year with the Traveling Assembly, Chorus, and Chamber Choir. The Chorus class seemed to be quite a challenge this year considering there was over fifty people in it this year. They were handled well! They were all very much full of sound. Here, Amy Anderson, Jill Peterson, and Tricia Maylett show us their talent, which was a real help in chorus, and assemblies. Front row: Heather Larsen, Christy Allen, Stephanie Faatz, Sherene Beazer, Susie Bessey, John Liddell, Star Inukihaangna, Emily Hunts- man, Carrie Liddell, Rebecca Anderson. Top row: Malissa Daniels, Mara Nielson, Melody Nicholls, Sarah Ramsey, Joyce Cluff, Roger Boyer, Kevin Thompson, John Cluff, Danielle Jackson, Richard Squire, Linda Wilmore, Kelly Callister, Tammy Hansen, and Penny Jensen. Roll the Dice 40 Guys and Dolls Guys and Dolls Director-Elaine Hawker Technical Director-Bill Thompson Orchestra Director-Roseann Higham Costumes-Lora Thompson Nicely-Nicely Johnson-John Hales Benny Southstreet-Lance Mendenhall Harry the Horse-Sean Thompson Sarah Brown-Joyce Cluff Amide Abernathy-Holly Larsen Ll Brannigan- M ark Be union Nathan Detroit-Reynie Sandoval Angie the Ox-Mark Bawden Miss Adelaide-Valerie Hall Sk v Masterson-Daniel Jackson Joey Biltomore - William Thompson Mimi-Tanva Mickelson Agatha-Jennifer Alder General Cartwright -DeeAnn Syndergaard Big Jule- Richard Squire Master of Ceremonies-John Ockey Drunk-Ryan Shaw Waiter-Tyler Nehrenz New York Crowd: Becky Corcoran. Emily Huntsman. Tricia Maylett. Wendy Men- denhall. Karen Nielson. Andrea Thomp- son. Gamblers: Randy Beal. Craig Dodds. Na- than Larson. Ryan Olsen. Kyle Powers. Shane Young Mission Band: Julie Baw- den. Penny Jenson. Michelle Terry. Hot Box Dancers: Christy Allan. Erin Bag- nail. Jolene Bagnall. Jill Baker. Sarah Barker. Teddi Sue Buchanan. Malissa Daniels. Michelle Hewko. Rachel Jackson. Tammy Hansen. Bev Mounteer. Choreog- raphy: Kristen Olsen Stage and Technical Crew: Randy Beal. Brian Cox. Marty Lamkey. Dion Larson. Mike Nielson. Kevin Thompson. Dennis Towne. Nathan Thompson. Lorin Wil- liams. Guys and Dolls 41 This fall, eight M.H.S. students packed their bags and headed for Washington D.C. to attend Close-ip. Seeing the country's capital and the Ampitheater at Arlington Ce met ary was beyond words. The memories of the trip will be cherished always. Close-Up K. Birch. S. Anderson. H. Jorgensen. Mr. Mickelson. M. Rasmussen. J Peter- son. B. Rasmussen. H. Larsen, and A. Shand 42 Close-Up Model United Nations Manti represented Jordon at the Model United Nations conference at University of Utah on April 22 23, 1988. At University of Utah the MHS M.U.N. delegates presented policy views and resolutions pertaining to Jordon’s democratic monarchy government. The pur- pose of M.U.N. is to teach the students how countries work together. This year our school was honored to be one of the five in the state chosen to have a speaker in the general assembly. John Hales was picked by the other Manti delegates to be the policy speaker representing Manti. To earn money to attend the conference in Salt Lake, the members held a generic dance on March 18. Every- one who came to the dance wore black and white. Members of M.U.N. include: Jennifer Peterson, Bryan Rasmussen, Sherene Beazer, Holly Jorgensen, Tammy Hansen, Mrs. Clark-advisor. Sean Thompson, John Hales, John Liddell, Melanie Rasmussen, Malissa Daniels, DeeAnn Syndergaard. David Call, Robert Aycock. Daniel Jack- son, Steven Brenchley, Yori Ludvigson, and David Nielsen. Model United Nations 43 Library And Office Aides Ask us, We’re here to help!” Pictured from bottom left to right are; Sarah Ramsey, Kevin Thomson, Shawn Mounteer, Mrs. Erickson, and Vickie Huntsman. Back row; Nathan Larsen, Russel Peterson, and Calvin Fox. Not pictured are; George Bench, Gary Chadwick, Mickey Cox, and Leon Huntsman. Here they are, our library helpers. No matter what hour they aide, they’re always busy. Besides keeping the books organized, they keep the library straightened up and in top shape. Bottom row from left to right; Shawn Mounteer, Mark Bawden, Mrs. Bawden, Tyler Bennett, and Melanie Rasmussen. Top row from left to right: Susie Bessey. Rayleen Rich, Heidi Maynard, and Laura Aycock. Not pictured are; Jennifer Fowles, Faylynn Warnick, and Chris Ivie. These office helpers are a very busy bunch. They’re in charge of many office duties from answering the phone to running errands. See, they’re not just there for looks. 44 Office and Library Helpers Members of the cast: Daniel Jackson. Rcynic Sandoval, Lance Mendenhall, Kim Shand. Ruth Ogden, Brian Baker. Rachellc Jackson. Kellie Ivie. Christy Allan. Joelene Bagnall, Danielle Nance, Alisha Allan. Michelle Mickelson, Holly Larsen. Lorna Mickelson. Jennifer Anderson. Julie Bawden. Kristie Mickelson with Elaine Hawker as director and Bill Thompson as technical director. Main ones: Jill Baker. Sarah Barker, John Hales. Kristen Olsen. Richard Squire. Mark Bennion, Sarah Ramsey. Mark Bawden. Another Butterfly School Play 45 Sterling Scholars Angie Adams- Homemaking Susan Anderson- Foreign Language Steve Brenchley- Social Science Dave Call- English Malissa Daniels- Science Craig Dodds- Vocational Dustin Hansen- Fine Arts Tammy Hansen- General Kristen Olscn- Specch Drama Melanie Rasmussen- Business Kim Shand- Music Sean Thompson- Math This year’s Sixteenth Annual Sterling Scholar Awards Banquet was held at Snow College on April 7, 1988, with the final judging occurring on March 28, 1988 in Centerfield. Sterling Scholars are representatives of academic excel- lence in Utah’s high schools. Twelve stu- dents were selected by the M.H.S. facul- ty to represent our high school as Ster- ling Scholars. Each one created a portfolio and was interviewed by a panel of judges. 46 Sterling Scholars Clubs and Organizations Ik T—---------------- ■ The NHS is a prestigic N ational Honor Society The NHS is a prestigious club at Manti High. To be a member of this club is a great honor. This elite club has helped out with many projects. They raised 300 dollars at the high school for the Sub for Santa. The money they raised was used to help families in Manti. Ephraim, and Sterling to have a more delightful and fulfilling Christmas. The NHS is also responsible for choosing the stu- dents of the quarter by their involvement, charac- ter. and scholastic achievement in the school. At the N HS installations they admitted eleven new members and acknowledged 19 members in good standing. After Rick Wheeler from Snow College spoke on the four creeds of NHS, a trumpet quar- tet by Sean Thompson. David Call. John Allen, and Bryan Rasmussen was performed, followed by John Hales dramatic reading of “The Touch of the Masters Hand. Sonia Aycock then portrayed the Master Violinist. Another skit was also per- formed by the NHS members. The NHS assembly was scheduled for March 25. The assembly was a talent show for the MHS stu- dents who have hidden talents that the NHS mem- bers discovered. NHS Members included: Jeff Adams, Kaylenc Birch, David Call, Jason Cherry, Craig Dodds. Suzy Frischnect. John Hales. Tammy Hansen. Danny Luster. Jennifer Petersen. Susan Sander- son. Travis Schiffman. Kim Shand. Dec Ann Syn- dergaard. Scan Thompson. New members include: Adam Andreascn. Robert Aycock. Jeremy Baker. MaLissa Daniels, Nathan Graham. Carl Hermansen, Michelle Hcwko, Hol- ly Jorgensen. Becky Meade. Andrea Thompson. Courtney White. 48 National Honor Society National Honor Society 49 Manti was represented by two state officers in ... jputure Business Leaders of America A The officers of FBLA this year were: Melanie Wright-Pres., Jennifer Anderson-V. Pres.. Jennifer Petersen-Sec., Amy Hall- Reporter. and Michelle Wright-Historian. The club pul on an assembly, took part in competitions, and sponsored the data match. The assembly was a talent show which involved many students. The winners were Travis Schiffman and Kim Shand. Joyce Cluff. and Erin Bagnall. Several club members placed well in competitions held at Snow and SUSC. Winners were Melanie Rasmussen. David Call. John Hales. Travis Schiffman. Jennifer Petersen. Cody Nordell, Curtis Cox. Emily Huntsman. Danny Luster. Carl Hermansen. Sheri Hampton. Courtney White. Ronnie Hansen. Danielle Nance. Lori Shand. Melanie Alder. Jason Cherry. Kelly Callister. and Cameron Christison. V 50 FBLA A The I wo state officers were Tammy Hansen, who was South-Central Vice Pres., and Melanie Rasmussen, who was South- Central Secretary. FBLA members include: (front row) Erin Bagnall. Michelle Wright. Melanie Wright, Holly Jorgensen. Jennifer Petersen. Jennifer Anderson, (second row) Emily Huntsman. Sheri Hampton. Jennifer Strode. Sarah Ramsey. Mark Bennion. Tammy Hansen. Amy Hall, (third row) Mrs. Kjar-Advisor. Becky Meade. Melanie Rasmussen. Melanie Alder, and Russell Peterson. FBLA 51 Spanish Club Buenos Dias Members of Spanish Club: Melanie Wright, Teddi Sue Buchanan, Stacie Madsen. Kae Lynn Stevens, Valerie Dewey, Tricia Mayleff, Andrea Thompson, Holly Jorgensen, Annette Cox, Jcdd Maylett, Mike Hughes, Bryan Rasmussen, and John Allen. Advisor: Bruce Teuscher. Second Row: Matt Schmidt, John Jackson, Matt Jenkins, Brian Cox, Drew Patterson, Richard Squire, Tyler Bennett, Eric Olsen, Bobby Sorensen, Jeff Sevy, Craig Dodds, Shane Stilson, and Mike Helsten. At Snow College the Spanish Club had four students that did very well in Spanish competition. Those four students were Andrea Thompson, Tyler Bennett, Matt Jenkins and Susan Anderson. All four made it to the final spelling bee. 52 Spanish Club The ski Club has been brought back by popular demand, thanks to the new en- thusiastic advisor, Kristen Clark. ki Club The ski club was well supported. They raised money by selling candy at games. The money earned paid half of each student's expenses. They took two trips to Solitude on January 23 and March 12. The officers were Craig Dodds, Steve Brenchley, Susie Bessey, Susan Anderson. Finance Chairmen were Jessica Crouch, and Shane Young. The biggest supporters of the ski club this year have been Brian Nielson and Billy McArthur. Jessica Crouch. Jill Petersen. Karri Shand. Dristecn Eliason. Michelle Terry. Amy Anderson. Matt Mullins. Shane Young, Curl Barton. David Nielsen. Yori Ludvigson. Malissa Daniels. Kaylene Birch. Karla Cutler, Valerie Hall, Christi Allan. Stephanie Faatz, Kayla Christensen. Jennifer Strode. Hollic Matthews, Advisor: Kristen Clark. Travis Bennett, Matt Jenkins, Brian Nielson. Billy McArthur Robert Aycock. Larry Cox, Todd Alder, Shane Ludvigson. Jeff Adams. Jeff Scvy, Travis Schiffman, Kenny Rich, Leon Huntsman. Melanie Alder, Stephanie Tyhurst, Steven Brenchley, Craig Dodds. Shane Stilson, Jennifer Petersen. Guy Larson, Jason Garland. Chad Olson. Jacob Schoppe. Ski Club 53 FFA Future Farmers oj America Front row L to R- Jon Carter. Cody Nordell, Greg Catmull. Cory Daniels. Mike Hclston, Susan Anderson, Chad Hartman. Stephanie Fatz, Joyce Cluff. Kevin Thompson, Roger Boyer. Mcrilcc Francks, Susie Bcsscy, Garth Stapcly. Ron Mortcnscn, Sage Anderson. Heidi Maynard. Third row- Jacob Schoppc. Mike Hughes. Chris Ivic. Dusky Dana, Joey Ivic. Kirt Anderson, Shane Stilson, Chris Olsen. Kenny Rich. Mike Oliver. Tyler Bcnnct, Stephanie Tyhurst, Kirk Larsen, Glen Olsen, Jason Larson. Melanie Alder. Brian Barton, Shaun Jacobson, Angie Adams, advisor- Earl Wheeler. Parish Woodsidc. President-Cory Daniels Vice. Pres.- Merilee Francks Secretary-Jon Carter Treasurer-Tyler Bennett Reporter-Chris Ivie Sentinel-Kenny Rich 54 FFA The FFA Sweetheart this year was Joyce Cluff. Her roy- alty consisted of Maria Garbe, first attendant, and Kath- ryn Stevens, second attendant. Besides modeling and looking pretty, these girls had interviews with the judges, had to bake FFA related cakes, and were required to find a talent number to represent them. Cory Daniels was selected from the state of Utah as a delegate to attend the National FFA Convention in Kan- sas City, Missouri. During the FFA competition held at Snow College, our advisor. Ear! Wheeler was presented with the FFA Blue and Gold Award for outstanding leadership in agricul- tural education. Congratulations. Y earbook Class In Clarion staffers choose A Touch of Class for this year's book theme. Action It is not a rare sight to see Mrs. Gardner, Mark, or David with cameras around their necks sliding in on the perfect shot to be put in the yearbook. Taking pictures is not all that is done for the year- book: there is a lot of planning that goes into recording a school’s his- tory. We must plan what each page will have on it and where that page will be in the book. We make decisions about the cover design, graphics and more. After this, the page is drawn, pictures are taken. and copy is written, typed and re- vised for the page. Our last step is to ship the pages to the publishers to be printed. Staff members include: Malissa Daniels, Dustin Hansen, Tiffani Jensen, Lea Jones, Laura McIn- tyre. Page Ogden, Kristen Olsen, Ryan Olsen, Jennifer Peterson, Jennifer Strode, Dee Ann Syndcr- gaard, Rick Williams, Melanie W right, and Advisor Debra Gard- ner. 56 Yearbook Yearbook 57 Future Homemakers of America F.H.A. members include: Ms. Thompson, Kathryn Stevens, Jill Ba- ker, Cherrie Helsten, Holly Mosher, Tricia Squire, Kellie Ivie, Susie Frischknect, Kim Shand, Chad Olsen. Robert Aycock, Craig Dodds, Larry Cox, Teddy Sue Buchanan, Jill Peterson, Michelle Hcwko, Michelle Terry, Lance Mendenhall, Kris Anderson, Stephanie Faatz, Kaylene Birch, Heather Stevens, Kristen Brenchley, Christena Wintch, Jennifer Anderson, Mara Nielson, Julie Bawden, Angie Ad- ams, Alesa Patterson, Christy Allen, Vicky Huntsman, Yori Ludvig- son. F.H.A. had a year filled with fun activities and service projects. Members had an ice cream party and a cookie decorating party, helped with the food on M-day, and w ere waiting at the end of the Walk America Drive to give refreshments to all the participants. Ms. Thompson, the advisor this year, organized a Sadie Hawkins dance, the first one in years. The dance was a big success with many couples in attendance. Ms. Thompson had a group of girls helping her to plan all of this year’s activities. The girls include: Jill Baker. Kathryn Stevens, Holly Mosher. Tri- cia Squire, and Cherrie Helsten. All the students who participated in F.H.A. had a blast and encouraged others to join. 58 FHA F.H.A. week started off with the Most Preferred Couples Assembly. Reynie Sandoval and Jessica Crouch won with Yori Ludvigson and Kori McCaul as first runners-up, and Jeremy Baker and Helen Eddy as second runners-up. Chad Ol- sen and Stephanie Faatz won the dessert contest. During the rest of the week they had a jello- eating contest, teacher and baseball appreciation day, and a contest guessing the amount of candy in a jar. FHA 59 SHOW AND TELL Night at Manti High Once a year Manti High School has a “Show and Tell night. The Home-Economics, Shop, Art, Computer. English. Drama, and Music classes strut their stuff. Shop classes show wood-working projects; Art and English show projects they have worked on during the year. Drama and Music classes tell of their accomplishments through songs and words. We didn't have an athletic field to compete in so our “show and tell was our season’s goal. 60 Arts and Crafts Night s p o R T S A Young Team Keeps the Winning Tradition The team included: Front: Annette Cox, senior, Kaylene Birch- Senior, Michelle Terry, Jill Congdon, Karri Shand, Heather Larsen, Back: Tricia Maylett, Andrea Thompson, Valerie Hall, Kathryn Stevens, Holly Jorgensen, Linda Willmore, Rebecca Jorgensen, and Coach Cathi Jarvis. 62 Volleyball This year’s leam produced two Academic All-Stale players; Kaylene Birch and Holly Jorgensen. The iMdy Templars lived up to their reputation of being high class ladies. WON No. Sevier VIHS.... MHS..... MHS..... MHS..... MHS..... Delta... M HS.... Richfield .. MHS..... Hurricane. MHS..... MHS..... MHS..... San Juan.. MHS...... Hurricane.. LOST ....................MHS ............No. Sanpete ................Millard ...................Juab .............. Gunnison ................. Emery ................... MHS ........... So. Sevier ................... MHS REGION ........... So. Sevier ................... MHS ..................Emery ............. Richfield STATE ........... Grantsville ................... MHS ................ Morgan ................... MHS Volleyball 63 JV. and Freshmen Teams Front: Stephanie Buchanan. Middle: Karri Shand, Michelle Terry, Jill Congdon, Rebecca Jorgensen, Heather Larsen, Back: Kristeen Eliason, Natalie Cox, Sarah Ramsey, Gaylyn Christensen, and Coach Cathi Jarvis. Front: Heather Stevens, Kristen Brenchley, Trudy Mortensen, Jeanie Mortensen; Back: Christina Wintch, Linda Alder, Dede Gubler, Alesa Patterson, Teresa Buchanan, and Coach Cathi Jarvis. 64 Volleyball Danny Luster and Jeff Adams were chosen for the All-State Academic Basketball team. Danny was also selected to represent MHS as an All- State Academic Football team member. Holly Jorgensen and Kaylene Birch were chosen for the Volleyball team, and Shane Denton and Guy Larson were selected for the All-State wrestling squad. MHS would like to congratulate these student-athletes on a job well done. ALL-STATE ACADEMICS All-Stale Academics 65 1st row: John Jackson. Erik Olsen. Guy Larsen, Shane Denton. Mark Bennion. Jacob Schoppe. William Petersen. 2nd row: Jeremy Baker. Coach Wayne John. Leon Huntsman. David Nielsen. Mike Helston. Andy Naylor. Craig Dodds. Cory Daniels. Drew Patterson. Brian Cox. Danny Luster. T J Ponville. Bobby Sorensen. Coach Bruce Tuecheur. ball boy. Troy Gent 3rd row: Calvin Fox. Tyler Boili. David Stevens. Yori Ludvigson. Tyler Bennett. Jeff Sevy. Coach Robert Buck ” Gent. Ryan Olsen. Larry Cox. Steve Brenchley. Rodney Hodson. Cameron Bolli. Stats Kaylene Birch. Kathryn Stevens. Annette Cox. Cheerleaders Teddi Sue Buchanon. Susie Bessey. Susan Anderson. Jennifer Petersen. Sherene Beazer. Kelly Callister. Pose 66 Football Manti 13 Kanab 44 Manti 18 Delta 14 Manti 13 Millard 26 Manti 13 Richfield 6 Manti 37 Juab 0 Manti 14 Emery 20 Vianti 36 N.Sanpete 32 Manti 38 S. Sevier 6 PLA YOFFS Manti 6 Wasatch 21 Record: 5 wins 3 losses The Manti Templars' football season was nothing short of spectacular. They were the surprise team in Region 10. After a season of great games for the players and the fans, the Templars ended up a close second in the region, never done before by a Manti team. They ended the year with a solid 5-3 record. The '87 team did everything they could to keep up the newly formed “winning tradition”. They won the battle. Football 67 Lady Templar Basketball This year’s girls basketball team had two players receive All-State Academic honors: Kaylcnc Birch and Holly Jorgensen. The team was a young one with only two seniors. Lady Templars played hard as a unit and matured as the year progressed, even though the win-loss record did not reflect this. With a new head coach and a young team, the competitors were often able to overpower the Templars. The team looks forward to a better season next year. Back row: Coach Bruce Teuscher. Valerie Hall, Holly Jorgensen, Linda Willmore, Alesa Patterson, Rebecca Jorgensen, Kathryn Stevens, Coach Cathi Jarvis. Front: Annette Cox. Lora Aycock, Sarah Ramsey, Kaylenc Birch, Heather Larsen. 68 Lady Templar Basketball Wasatch Tournament Manti 36 Delta 56 Manti 30 San Juan 46 League Play Manti 33 North Sanpete 37 Manti 43 Gunnison 54 Manti 31 Emery 32 Manti 54 Springville 50 Manti 35 South Sevier 50 Manti 29 Juab 26 Manti 28 South Sevier 44 Manti 37 North Sevier 39 Manti 29 Delta 36 Manti 34 Richfield 73 Manti 10 Dixie 51 Manti 22 Millard 40 This year’s girls team came up short on the court, but as a result a lot of experience was gained by the younger players. Lady Templar Basketball 69 Girls and Boys JV and Freshman Squads The members of the team included: F to B: Trudy Mortensen, Naloni Gordon, Julie Ray, Cherrie Hel- sten. Heather Stevens, Teresa Buchanan, Coach Bruce Teuscher, Valerie Hall, Christina Wintch. Linda Al- der, Dede Gubler, Alesa Patterson. Gaylyn Christen- sen, Kristen Brenchley, Miriam Allen and Coach Cathi Jarvis. This year’s JV Girls Basketball team, headed by Coach Cathi Jarvis, did a lot of good things and gained much exper- ience. Even though the team did not win the majority of the games, the team enjoyed the season. The team looks forward to next year as they attempt to bring victories to Manti Girls Basketball. 70 Girls JV Basketball Although our J.V. team consisted of only sophomores and the teams they played against had juniors. Manti still came out with a 8 win-9 loss season. The coaches were Douglas Neeley and asst. Lynn An- derson. The coaches were a great help to the team as they helped the players pro- gress as the year went on. The J.V. team grew close together and the victories they shared were all team victories. J.V. includes- Tyler Bolli, David Stevens, Reynie Sandoval, Troy Cox, Mickey Cox, Gary Chadwick, Roger Cox, Terry Simons, Michael Brenchley, Jeremy Ba- ker, Nathan Graham, Spencer Allen. The freshman basketball season is a period of training so the boys can learn the rules of the game, how to work with a coach, and gain exper- ience by playing other teams. Manti can expect many promising players from this year’s freshman team. They were coached by Phillip Murray. Freshman team includes- Alex Peter- son, Jon Jackson, Stephen Sutton, Jcdd Maylett, Curtis Cox, David Green, James Dotson, Todd Murray, Kevin Christensen, John Bair, Dee Olsen, Erik Olsen. J.V. and Freshman basketball 71 Pete and Sandy will again make Manti High School their home after Manti defeated rival North Sanpete for two consecutive years. Coach Braithwaite’s ability to produce a winning team didn't stop this year. The team’s accomplishments were many; the Templars while fighting injuries throughout the year, ended the season winning the majority of their games. They put forth a good showing in post-season tournaments, taking 4th in Region and 6th in State. For the last time Coach Wilbur Braithwaite led Manti to another successful basketball season. A Great Finale for One of Basketball's Greats! 72 Basketball Manti 42 Springville 60 Manti 61 Union 62 Manti 69 Panguiteh 56 Manti 51 Richfield 59 Manti 53 Wasatch 58 Manti 54 Delta 48 Manti 44 Millard 55 Manti 75 No. Sevier 46 Manti 66 Wasatch 78 Manti 55 Emery 58 Manti 59 Juab 62 Manti 60 So. Sevier 43 Manti 55 Gunnison 47 Manti 61 No. Sanpete 49 Manti 52 Emery 66 Manti 62 Juab 43 Manti 61 Gunnison 36 Manti 50 No. Sanpete 48 ROUND ROBIN Manti 56 Delta 54 Manti 43 Richfield 53 Manti 56 Millard 57 STATE Manti 61 San Juan 51 Manti 39 Wasatch 50 Manti 61 Park City 45 Manti 53 Millard 57 Basketball 73 Eight Wrestlers --------------------------------- I Ronnie Hansen First i J I H S' f I X t- f j Shane Denton Second ® I d I. kJ l. d 1C Helsten Third _________________________________ (Place in state finals) 103 112 119 125 130 135 140 145 152 160 171 189 Hwy Weight Participant Ronnie Hansen Justin Ludvigson Glen Olsen Carl Cox Guy Larsen Shane Ludvigson Mike Helsten Shane Denton Cory Daniels Yori Ludvigson Rodney Hodson Larry Cox Tyler Bennett Manti 33 Juab 32 Manti 59 North Sanpete 14 Manti 37 Millard 22 Manti 32 Emery 27 Manti 39 Gunnison 26 Manti 18 Delta 40 Carbon Tournament 1st Place Lchi Tournament 2nd Place Delta Tournament 2nd Place North Sanpete 2nd Place Evanston Invit. 5th Place Bi-County Tourney 2nd Place Region 3rd Place State 4th Place Ronnie Hansen took first in state competition 74 Wrestling Guy Larsen Fourth Shane Ludvigson Fourth Larry Cox Fourth Tyler Bennett Fourth Carl Cox Sixth Coach Tom Reece is a teacher at the middle school who finds time to coach our wrestlers and spend numerous hours at duals and tournaments. Wrestling 75 The classy look of ... BASEBALL Fr. Troy Cox. Roger Cox. Bryan Bartholomew. Jon Jackson. Erik Olsen. Billy McArthur. Travis Schiffman. Dec Olsen. Todd Murray, Mickey Cox. Glen Olsen, back: Coach Robert Anderson, Shane Denton. Guy Larson. Mark Wathcn. Brad Barton. Ryan Olsen. Andy Naylor. Leon Huntsman. Ralph Squire. Richard Squire. Drew Patterson. David Stevens. Jeff Sevy. Nathan Graham. Coach Frank Montoya. 76 BASEBALL Manti 12 Hurricane 6 Manti 2 Emery 1 Manti 33 Needles 10 Manti 3 Kanab 2 Manti 5 Virgin Valley 6 Manti 9 Delta 8 Manti 19 Juab 17 Manti 20 No. Sevier 0 Manti 6 Millard 11 Manti 3 Emery 9 Manti II No. Sanpete 13 Manti 6 So. Sevier 8 Manli 13 Richfield 0 Manti 7 Hurricane 6 State Baseball Scores . . . Manti 3 Moab 9 The Baseball Team was young and inexperienced, consisting of only three starting players of last year’s State Championship team. The team accomplished a lot. but fell short of a couple of goals. First was to win and be the only team in history to repeat as Cactus Classic Champions in Mesquite Nevada, which they competed in. early in the season. The tournament consisted of twenty-two teams from three states. After three days of baseball games. Manti lost in the semi-finals. They did however finish in the top four teams, which was a great accomplishment. The second goal was that of finishing first in region ten. They came within a couple of close games. The Templars were on their third and final goal of repeating State Champions, but no matter what happened, the team was proud of the year and their accomplishments. BASEBALL 77 Region ten's tournaments were held in Juab. Richfield, and at Palisade this year. Brad Lyon qualified for State which was held in St. George, tieing for seventh average low. Front Row-L to R. Jill Peterson, Michelle Hewko, Mi- chelle Terry, Kristen Olsen. Kim Shand, Natalie Nell. Second- Ronnie Hansen, Craig Dodds, Steve Sutton. Jedd Maylett, William Peter- son. Doug Nuffcr. William Steck. Carl Hermansen. Third- Kevin Christensen. John Bar- rett. Derek White. Curtis Cox, Justin Ludvigson. Alex Peter- son. Sage Anderson. Jakob Schoppc. Fourth- Coach Kent Larson, Jeff Adams. Holly Jor- genson. Brad Lyon.Tricia May- lett. Chad Olsen, Andrea Thompson. Robert Aycock, Jer- emy Baker, Courtney White. Front: Coach Gent, Kaylcnc Birch. Rick Williams. Middle: Dion Larsen, aloni Gordon, Chcrric Hclstcn. Joe Hewko. Lorin Williams. Lance Mendenhall. Danny Luster. Shane Young, Back: Dave Nielson. Bobby Sorenson. Cameron Bolli. Larry Cox. Tyler Bolli. Shane Stilson. Rcucl Christensen. Mike Sutton. Track 79 Classic to Modern Dance performed by Templarettes Presidency; Jeanna Davis-Presidcnt Allissa Olsen-V. Pres. This past summer, the Templar- ettes attended camp at the Uni- versity of Utah. They had alot of fun, but said it was also alot of hard work. All in all, camp was a great experience. Ariann Congdon Melissa Lanier Melanie Snow the Templarettes participated in Novelty, Jazz and Military. This year at Region Competition, 80 Templarettes Advisor; Michelle Young All the Templarettes would to give a special thanks to Michelle for all her time and effort. She is a great example, and alot of fun. Thanks for everything Mitch . Tanya Mickelson. Traci Orton Stephanie Buchanan Kara Birrell Rebecca Larsen Hollie Mathews Left: Page Ogden Natalie Nell Jennifer Fowles Stacie Madsen, Kae Lynn Stevens, Amy Schur- ing Lea Jones Melody Nicholls Tiffani Jensen Templarettes 81 M.H.S.Cheerleaders Lead With 82 Cheerleaders Varsity-Bottom: Kelly Callister. Kim ShanJ. Susie Bessey. Teddi Sue Buchanan. Susan Anderson. Middle: Sherene Beazer. Jennifer Peterson. Top: Suzy Frischknecht Yell leaders: Dustin Hansen. Kick Williams. Our Manti High Cheerleaders have worked long and hard this year to support the teams and promote M.H.S. spirit. The summer brought early morning practices and Cheer- leading Camp at the University of Utah. Our Varsity Cheer- leaders were proud to bring home a superior trophy and a spirit stick. The Junior Varsity squad also brought home a spirit stick. Throughout the year our cheerleaders could al- ways be found cheering our teams on to victory, making posters, decorating the halls, practicing or presenting Pep Assemblies. The cheerleading squads this year were made up of a group of hard working, fun. and exciting girls. They would like to send a special thanks to their advisor. Theressa Alder, for all her time and work. She is a classy lady! Junior Varsity-Bottom: Kris Anderson, Maria Garbe, Jill Pe- tersen, Julie Bawden, Bobi Gardner. Top: Michelle Hewko, Lorna Mickelson, Helen Eddy. Cheerleaders 83 Girls Tennis Members of the girls tennis team are, Front row: Holly Jorgensen, Kim Shand, Kristen Olsen, and Michelle Terry. Back row: Jennifer Peterson, Kerri Shand. Kristeen Eliason, Michelle Hewko, and Jill Peterson. Advisor: Coach Braithwaite. They placed second as a team in region to San Juan. The region single winners: Kim Shand and Holly Jorgensen both took first places. State qualifiers: Kim Shand, Holly Jorgensen, and Jennifer Peterson, Doubles teams: Kerri Shand and Kristeen Eliason, Jill Petersen and Michelle Terry. Tennis Scoreboard Team Victories: Defeated Pine View of St. George 5-0 Defeated Dixie 3-2 Defeated North Sanpete 3-2 Defeated Wasatch Academy — Lost to: Richfield 3-2 84 Girls Tennis Boys Tennis Team members include: Front Terry Si- mons, Mark Bennion, Kyle Powers. Mid- dle Jeff Nuffer, Ryan Shaw. Tyler Neh- renz. Bryan Bean. Shane Young. Back Coach Wilbur Braithwaitc. Mike Brench- ley, Gary Chadwick. Steve Brenchley. Da- vid Call. Scan Thompson. Russell Mickel- son. (not pic) Mark Bawden. Wow! What a “classy” season! This year’s tennis team was undefeated in dual meets. At Region play they made a clean sweep with first place medals for all three singles and the two double teams entered. This year's team also continued its winning tra- ditions by winning the BYU Invitational in doubles. Chad Nell and Russell Mickclson won three straight matches to win the pres- tigious title. It was the seventeenth time M.H.S. has captured a first place prize in the twenty years the tournament has been held. In State competition the team took fourth place over-all. Russell Mickelson made it to finals, but was short of the victo- ry. He was second in the State. Boys Tennis 85 Coach tOilbur Braithwaite A legend in his own time, and forever in MHS history. 1 MHS Fight Song (Written and composed by Wilbur Braithwaite) Fight, Templars fight And play this game with all your might. Lift lance and shield, With fighting spirit never yield. Raise Red and White, And keep your honor ever bright. Ten cheers for you, To MHS we’ll e’re be true. Never give in, Together we will work to win; Never concede, But battle on valiant deed. Shout to the sky. It’s MHS until we die, To thee we’ll sing. For Manti High let echoes ring. MHS graduate, Student Body Pres. '44 War Veteran, Purple Heart Recipiant State Boys Basketball Champs ’66 State Second Place '77, ’81 Ten time State Tennis Champs Never missed coaching a game in all 37 years 500 plus wins Pres, of the Utah State H.S. Basketball Associ- ation ’83-’84 Distinguished Service Award ’84 Poems published in the Tribune and Herald. ’87-’88 Rotary, “Service Above-Self’’ award Utah High School Athletics Association COACH OF THE YEAR! “To play the game is great, to win the game is greater, to love the game is greatest. “It’s not in the score as much as the mind. It’s not in the glory, the fame or their kind. It lies in the maxim, “You must give to get. Hang in there son, you’ll be a Cham- pion yet! 86 Wilbur Braithwailc Special Memories Making the Best of Homecoming Homecoming at Manti High School this year consisted of many activities. Tuesday started the week off with a cold night on the hill at letter lighting, as Seniors took first place. On Wednesday we were all privilcdged in seeing the Homecoming Queen Con- test in which there were eight contes- tants. Kim Shand was the reigning queen with Susan Anderson and Melody Nicholls as the attendants. The slave auction went well with the highest bid going for 55 dollars. Wednesday afternoon we watched the powder puff football game with the final score of 14-14. Thursday was J.V. football game with Manti being defeated. Then Thursday night at the bonfire the football team built a multi-level pyramid. The Manti- Ephraim ambulance did the annual burning of the opponent. Friday brought about the parade and the football game. The winning float be- longed to the Senior class. Manti played a very aggressive game but lost 14-20 against Emery. ‘Drill Ceam Trormal Preferred Men- Reynie Sandoval, Yori Ludvigson. Ryan Olsen The city was never like this before . . . Through starry eyes Manti sees the 1988 Drill Team Formal start off the year's major dances. Some of the dances were interesting. We had a Hat dance, a Generic dance, a Hawaiian dance and Come as Your Favorite Rocker dance, in addition to the FHA's Sadie Hawkins dance. Other Dances 91 Top Templars Top Templar is a tradition at Manti High School. Each year the faculty chooses at least one girl and one boy out of the Senior Class whom they feel represents the best students in the high school. The faculty also chooses one or more students who is given the title of Tip Top Templar. This year’s Tip Top Templar was Melanie Rasmussen. Top Templars were: First Quarter: Kim Shand and David Nielson; Second: Kaylene Birch, and Sean Thompson; Third: Kayla Christensen, Steve Benchley, and Dee Ann Syndergaard; and Fourth: Melanie Wright and Dave Call. 92 Top Templars New Students _______________r New Students from front left: Stacie Wilkinson, Rhonda Oldham, Chris Wilkinson, Brandie Stevenson. Shantel Lish, Mike Wilkinson, Alex Peterson, David Green, and Tyler Nehrenz. New Students 93 HAVE CLASS WILL TRAVEL Tryouts for Traveling Assembly were held on Monday. January 18. after school. Because so many talented stu- dents wanted to participate. MHS had more than as assembly's worth oj per- formances. Wasatch Academy and Juab High School obviously didn’t ob- ject at all because they clapped more loudly with each successive talent. The day was a hectic show-biz frenzy that most Templars enjoyed Bill Thompson headed up the event with Kristen Clark and Pehi Gardner assisting. The stage crew helped also between transporting props and setting up microphones and other sound equip- ment. See below to read about those who participated. John Liddell and John Hales introduced the assembly by using the Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood theme with Pee Wee Herman paying a visit Pee Wee and Mr. Rogers introduced each act and Lance Mendenhall, acting as Speedy Delivery, announced a few acts. Susan Sanderson and Beverly Mounteer started with a vocal duet, followed by Susan Anderson who sang ' The Rose . The next act was Kim Shand and Travis Schiffman who per- formed a piano-flute duet. Jolene Bagnail then danced a ballet, followed by John Hales doing Pee Wee’s infamous dance. Jenni- fer Fowles and John and Kori McCaul performed a vocal trio and were followed by Daniel Jackson and John Hales acting out a skit. Susie Bessey was next with a vocal solo, and was followed by Mark Bennion, Curt Barton. Cameron Bolli, Reynie Sandoval and Brandon Stuart giving a stirring rendition of a C ult song. A male ensemble sang an acapella version of Duke of Earl. Joyce Cluff and Erin Bagnall each sang a solo, the Cheerleaders danced. Jon Cluff and Christy Allen sang, and the Chamber Choir finished with a song. 94 Traveling Assembly Traveling Assembly 95 Late Nite was never like this. Who would have guessed that Manti High School’s Seniors could pull off an assembly filled with so much fun and excitement? Our host for the show was Mike Helsten with co-host Michael Jackson (actually Jason Maylett dressed as Michael). The two kept the audience laughing with Mike’s one-liners, and Jason’s portrayal of how bad Michael could be. Seniors definitely knew how to make a lasting impression as they ended the year with such a crazy assembly. The guests on the Late Nite Show were Susan Anderson, Merilee Francks, Jason Maylett, David Niel- son. Susie Besscy. Joyce Cluff, Amy Anderson, Jeanna Davis, George Bench, Sarah Ramsey, Kim Shand, Travis Schiffman, Reynie Sandoval, Jason Rhodes, Brandon Stewart, Dustin Hansen, Craig Dodds, Andy Naylor. Ryan Olsen, Shane Ludvig- son, Larry Cox, Robert Aycock, Steve Brenchley, Shane Stilson, Curt Barton, Jakob Schoppc, Chad Olson, Sean Thompson, Leon Huntsman, and Richard Squire. With entertain- ment like this, who needs to watch T.V. or spend money on a movie? 96 Senior Assembly Biggest Flirts- Ryan Olsen. Susie Bcsscy Most Talented- Dustin Hansen. Kim Shand Funniest- Steven Brcnchlcy. Karla Cutler Most Outgoing- David Nielson. Susan Anderson Best Dressed- Curt Barton. Marilcc Francks Biggest Appetite- Tyler Bennett. Melanie Rasmussen Most Studious- David Call. DccAnn Snydcrgaard Most Likely to Succeed- Scan Thompson. Tammy Hansen Biggest Sponge- Cameron Bolli. Angie Blackham Most Athletic- Andy Naylor. Kaylcnc Birch Most Spirited- Ricky Williams. Mara Nielson Biggest Clown- Mike Hclston. Sarah Barker Most Involved- Larry Cox. Annette Cox Senior Personalities 97 Feelings of Forever was this year’s Junior Prom theme. After hours of decorating, the juniors began their evening to remember. The promenade, choreographed by Jeanna Davis, Sherene Bca er. Suzy Friscknccht. and Tiffany Jensen, was beautifully done as the ruffled skirts swirled and tux tails flapped. With formal red, black and silver drapes, ga ebo fountain, and metallic streamers perfecting the background, the audience enjoyed the music of Vision. Pictures were taken by Mansion House. Ice cream sundaes were served as refreshments. Prom committee included Jennifer Peterson, Melody Nicholls, and Lea Jones, with advisors Dcbi Gardner. Lora Thompson. Cathie Jarvis, Connie Hersman. and Bill Thompson. Junior Prom 99 Classic Traditions Were on our way; nothing is going to stop us now ” was the theme chosen for the viva- cious. young class of 1988. The commence- ment exercises were held May 24. in the MHS auditorium. The solemn mood was broken by a high-five“ from Mike Helsten to Steve tirenchley. and a premeditated yaw n from Ja- kob Schoppe. Cameras flashed as each name was read and each stood to be recognized for receiving schol- arships. Oxer three-fourths of the class w as awarded various scholarships. The class of 1988 had so many different personalities w hich will make them be remem- bered. They all have a will of success in mind They will have many opportunities come their w ay because they are on their way; nothing is going to stop them now! Valedictorians: Sean Thompson Tammy Hansen Kayla Christensen Honor Students: 3. GPA or higher Robert Aycoek Kaylene Birch Steven Brenchley David Call Jason Cherry Jennifer P Christiansen Karla Renee Cutler Malissa Daniels William Craig Dodds Leon Huntsman Melanie Rasmussen Donna Kim Shand DeeAnn Syndergaard 100 Graduation At Graduation i Man is like a postage stamp. He may get licked, depressed, stuck up in a corner and sent from post to post, but he will always succeed and arrive in the right place if he will only stick to it. Quoted by Tammy Hansen Graduation 101 102 Candids M-DAY From the white-washing of the letter on the hill to the final contest of tug-o-war. M-Day proved itself to he one of the best in years. Grilled hamburgers, sunshine, ice cream and the company of good friends started the day off right. We had frisbee. volleyball, basket- ball. hacky sack and other games. Represent- ing their classes Brian and Larry Cox battled until we were all hysterical with laughter. An- nette Cox took on Tiffani Jensen and Dave Nielson was tested by Mike Sutton. We would be amiss if we did not mention the slide show which jogged our memories of MHS and all our friends and even took us to places such as Salzburg. Austria. Before the assembly and slide show, the elementary grades put on the annual May Day perfor- mance in our auditorium. JENSEN’S in Manti wishes the best of luck to the MHS seniors. Good luck, seniors! From SKYLINE STOVES in Manti. HERMANSEN’S TRUE VALUE in Ephraim says best wishes to the Templars of Manti High! JUST SAY NO! a message from Sanpete Mental Health. We would like to congratulate Dave Nielson for taking a first place trophy home ofr the 100 meter dash and a second for the shotput and a fifth for 200 meter dash. Tyler Bolli took a first place in the 300 meter hurdles and fourth in the high hurdles. The relay team took seventh. M-DAY 103 Lights, Camera, Action . . . Where would the show he without our stage crew? The members of the stage crew and technical crew are; Curt Barton. Randy Beal. Jon Carter. Nephi Eddy. Greg John- son. Marty Lam key, Ron Mortenson, Mike Nielson, Loren Sleek, Shane Stilson. Loren Thompson. Sean Thompson. Kevin Thomson, and Dennis Towne. Mr. Thompson is their advisor. He has spent many extra hours, helping with plays, assemblies, dances, and a lot more. These people are very industrious. They have built scenery for our school plays and often set up equipment for assemblies. This year the stage craft class built a new speaker to match the one that the school already had. We appreciate all their hard work in making our per- formances run smoothly. 104 Stage Crew EPHRAIM CITY Mayor-Robert Warnick City Attorney-Paul Frischknecht Council Recorder-Arleen Deleeuw Treasurer-Valerie Aston Council Members: Mark Anderson Keith Kcisel Gwen McGary Bob Stoddard Don Thompson 106 Ephraim City MANTI CITY Mayor May Peterson City Attorney-Paul Frischknecht Recorder-Bill Mickelson Treasurer-Michelle Larsen Council Members: Lee J. Anderson Max Call Galen Christiansen Glen Goodwin Jim Peterson Manli City 107 Moroni wishes the best of luck to all the graduating seniors of MHS. Moroni Feed celebrates its 50th Anniversary this year. Congratulations! 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SANPETE VALLEY HOSPITAL DOCTORS: Bruce Burnham, Kim Bateman, Robert Armstrong, Jene Speakman. Good Luck MHS! “We're proud to be part of your community. PYKE MANUFACTURING in Manti. FASHIONS UNLIMITED AND HA1RBENDER SALON For great looks and great fashion, come to us! CENTRAL UTAH COAL has wholesale and retail coal sales and well as trucking transportation. 110 Red Patrons Classy Red Patrons THE BOOSTER CLUB OF MHS supports excellence in athletics. Best wishes from everyone at ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Congratulations Templars and good luck from Jim and Kallene at ELLIOT'S PHARMACY. Be optimistic about your future - success comes to those who expect to succeed. Dr. LEE THURSTON. LEE'S VARIETY STORE in Ephraim wishes success to MHS seniors. Congratulations seniors from CHARLIE'S DRIVE-IN. RON GREENE CHEVROLET-PONT1AC-GMC on Main in Ephraim says good luck Templars in all you do. Best of luck to MHS seniors from BUCHANAN MORTUARY. EPHRAIM AUTO SUPPLY salutes the Class of 1988!! Good Luck in all you do. Templars. THE MALT SHOP is proud to be a part of the 1988 Clarion Yearbook. Good luck! THE BANK OF EPHRAIM has served this area for 83 years. Success to the Templars. Member of FDIC. KIM S CONOCO in Manti says congratulations to all MHS seniors. No problem too big or too small, call 283-6806. D L PLUMBING John David and Scott Layton, Owners. Congratulations to MHS from BARTHOLOMEW INSURANCE AGENCY. (Begin White Patrons) UNIVERSAL IMPRESSIONS-Screen printing on T-shirts, hats good for fund raisers, all offset printing. 835-6271. THE CLEAN COTTAGE for clean furniture satisfaction, get your cleaning chemicals and supplies at the Clean Cottage, Manti. Red Patrons 111 Thanks to our White SKYLINE AUTO in Ephraim does custom buying. For a fun party or just a night on the town, come see your friends at SNO-CAP LANES in Ephraim. FAT JACK'S in new in Ephraim and wishes the best of luck to the MHS seniors. DR. LELAND THOMPSON wishes success to the MHS graduates. CHRISTIANSENS FURNITURE AND HARDWARE in Ephraim and Richfield says good luck Templars. Best wishes graduates from STUBBS INC. on Main in Ephraim. INTERMOUNTAIN FARMERS ASSOCIATION supports the class of '88. LARUE'S FLORAL in Ephraim wishes the best of luck to MHS!! OLIE'S AUTO IMPLEMENT AND TOWING SERVICE serves Ephraim, Manti and Gunnison. D-LAND TITLE for all your land title needs. JOE'S CHEVRON wishes the best to MHS graduates of ’88! BRADLEY'S MARKET in Manti says congratulations to the class of 1988 at MHS. Good Luck to the Templars and remember the motto: “Self-Realization” from MANTI GROCERY. For your favorite music, news and sports updates, it’s KMT! 1600 AND KMXU 105. Congratulations to MHS seniors and good luck as you begin your endeavors in life. MADSEN CHIROPRACTIC. We know how to dress a girl beautifully. LILA LEE APPAREL. CEDAR CREST LODGE AND RESTAURANT overlooking Sterling Valley. For romantic dining, call for reservations, 835-6352. SHOP AND SAVE in Ephraim says good luck Templars. Congratulations to the seniors, SKY CAP BUILDERS. 112 While Patrons Patrons for their Support ANDERSON DRUG in Ephraim wishes luck to the class of 1988. DOYLE'S ACE HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS wishes much success to MHS Templars. For gas, oil, tires, diesel fuel, go to ANDERSON CHEVRON. For quality auto and furniture upholstery, visit BLACK S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY at 27 N. Main in Manti. For wedding portraits, film processing and more, call DAVE'S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY in Manti. For all your sewing, picture framing, and machine needs, NEDRA 'S FABRIC SHOP in Ephraim. SNAPPY SERVICE THRIFTWAY. still the cleanest, neatest store in Ephraim. CHILDS PLAY in Manti wishes the MHS seniors good luck! Catch the wave with the COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY. Richfield DAN BROWN BUILDING AND LUMBER says good luck to all the Manti High Templars. MANTI HOUSE INN is one of Utah’s most distinguished Bed and Breakfast Inns. WHITE DOVE FLORAL wishes luck to the Templars and seniors! BRIGHT SPOT-a bright idea for lunch, dinner, or anytime! A salon which will make you look your best- MYRA'S BEAUTY SALON J.B. CUSTOM SOUND has stereo equipment, radios, computers and more in Manti. Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1988. MANTI HOME SUPPLY MAIN AUTO AND TRUCK SUPPLY-for all your auto needs. Lane cedar chests, sporting goods, and school supplies can all be found at SIMMONS ACE HARDWARE. White Patrons 113 faker. Jerem) 23. 36. 4K. 58. 66. 71. 76. 78 Harlow. Tony . 23 Bartholomew. Bryan 23. 36. 37. 76 tart.« Brad 23. 39. 76 Harden Julie 22. 36. 40. 45. 58. 82 Bcnmon Mark 8. 23. 40. 45. 50. 66. 94 Bennett. Travis . 23, 53 Birred. Kara 22. 81 � 4.41i lyler 22.66.71 Brenchlcy. Michelle 23. 36. 7| Buchanan. Stephanie . 22. 81 hadwick. Gary 23.44.71 Christensen. Gaylyn 22. 70 Clark. Jason 23 Cluff. Jon 23. 39 Congdon. Jill 22. 62 Conover. Tony Co� . Carl 23. 36. 71 Cox. Mickey 23. 44.71.76 Cox. Natalie 22 Cox. Roger 23. 36. 71. 76 Co . Troy 23. 76 Crouch. Jessica 22. 39. 53. 58. 79 Crowther. Sabona 24. 60 David. John 24. 38 Dewey. Valone 24. 52 Eddy. Helen 24. 58. 82 Eddy. Neph. 24. 104 Eliason. Kristccn 24. 53. 84 Fonville. Terry J 24. 66 Fry. Dclana 24 Garbe. Maria 24. 36. 82 Graham. Nathan 24. 36. 48. 71. 76 Hall. Amy 24. 36. 50 Hampton. Sheri 24. 36. 50 Hartman. Chad 24. 54 Helsten. Cherric 24. 36. 58. 70 Hewko. Michelle 24. 39. 40. 49. 58. 78. 82. 84 Ivic. Kellie 24. 45 Jacobson. Shawn 24. 54 Jensen. Janette 24 Jorgensen. Rebecca 24. 36. 81 Room. Andy 24 Ijirsen. Chris 24 Larsen. Holly 24. 36. 40. 45 Larsen. Jason 24. 54 l rscn. Rebecca 24. 36. 81 Lcatham. Marvin 24 Mathews. IlolIk 24.50. 81 Maynard. Heidi 24. 44. 54 McArthur. Billy 24. 53. 76 Mickctson. Kristie 45 Mickehon. Lurna 24. 45. 82 Mickekon. Michelle 24. 45 Nell. Natali 25.39.78.81 Nielson. Brian 25. 53 Suffer. Doug . 25. 36. 78 Ockcy. Debbie 25. 36 Oldham. Rhonda 93 Oliver. Michael 25. 36. 54 Olsen. Donna . . 25. 39 Olson. Glen 25. 36. 37. 54. 74. 76 Orton. Tracey 25. 81 Petersen. Jill 25. 53. 58. 78. 84 Peterson, fcdee . 25 Peterson. Jason . 25 Peterson. William . 22. 36. 66. 78 Rasmusson. Jcdd 25 Reese. Tait 25 Rich, Raylcnc 25. 44 Sandoval. Rcymc 25. 36. 40. 45. 58. 71. 91. 94. 96 Shand. Karr. 25. 53. 62. 84 Simons. Terry . . 25. 36. 71 Sprague. Michcal . 25 Squire. Timothy . . 25 Squire. Tncia 25. 58 Steck. Loren 36. 25. 78. 104 Stevens. David 22. 36. 66. 71. 76 Stevens. Jason 25. 36. 37 Stevenson. Brandic 93 Strode. Jennifer 25. 50. 53. 57 Terry. Michelle 25. 39. 40. 53. 58. 62. 78. 84 Thompson. Loren .25. 37. 104 Tyhurst. Stephanie 25. 48. 50. 78 W hitc. Courtney 22. 48. 50. 78 W ilkinson. Chris 93 W ilkmson. Mike 93. 60 W athen. Mark 25. 76 KRESHMEN Alder, Jennifer 27. 36. 40 Alder. Linda . 27. 36. 70 Alexander. Justin 27 Allan. Alisha 27. 39. 45 Anderson. Angela 27 Anderson. Jenny 27. 45 Bair. John 27. 36. 70 Bagnall. Jolcnc 27. 40. 45. 94 taker. Brian 27. 38 Barrett. John 27. 78 Barton. Greg .. 27 Bean. Bryan .27 Brenchly. Kristen .27, 58. 70 Buchanan. Teresa . 27. 36. 70 Christensen. Kevin 27. 36. 71. 78 Christensen. Travis ... 27 Cox. Curtis .27. 36. 50. 71. 78 Cox. Holly 27 Cox. Jamie .27 Cox. Robert . 27 Davis. Marco 27 Didcrickson. Carlo .27 Dotson. James . . 27. 71 Dotson. Jason . . 28 Faalz. Russell 28. 36 Francks. Mindcc 26 Gardner. Bobi 28. 36. 70 Gon alcs. Crist in 28. 36 Gordon. Nalom . 28. 70. 79 Greene. David 70. 93 Gublcr. Dcdc 28. 36. 70 Hallman. Justin . 28. 36 Hewko. Joe 28. 79 Hill. Bobby Huntsman. Emily 28. 39. 40. 50 Huntsman. Vickie 28. 52. 58. 66. 71 Jackson. Jonathan 28. 45. 52. 66. 71 Jackson. Rachel 28. 40 Jones. Celeste 26 Keisel. Chris 28. 36 Kcisel. Randy 28 Lamkey. Marty 28. 40. 105 Larson. Carl . 28 Larson. Dion 28. 40. 79 Larson. Jody .28 Liddell. Carrie 28. 36. 39 Lopez. Tammy 28 Ludvigson. Gwen 28 Ludvigson. Justin 28. 74. 78 Maylett. Jed 28.52. 71.78 Maynard. Kevin . . 29 Meade. Debbie 29 Mendenhall. Wendy 29. 36 Miller. Tyler 29 Mortenscn. Jeanme 29. 36 Mortcnscn. Trudy 29. 39. 70 Mountccr. Nicole 29. 39 Murry. Todd ..29.71.76 Nance. Danielle 29. 36. 45. 50 Nchrcnz. Tyler 29. 40. 93 Nielson. Starla 29 Nordell. Cody 29. 50. 55 Nuffcr. Jeffery 29. 36 Ogden. Ruth 29. 36. 45 Olsen. Chris 29. 54. 55 Olsen. Dec 29.36.39.71.76 Olsen. Erik .29. 52. 66. 70. 76 Olsen. Shawn . . 29 Olsen. Tracy 29. 39 Patterson. Alcsa 29. 69. 70 Penrod. Sam . 29 Peterson. Alex 39.71.78.93 Peterson. Angel 29. 39 Peterson. Melody 29 Powers. Kyle 29. 36. 37. 40 Pritchard. Jcromy ... 30. 36 Ray. Julie .26. 70 Rhodes. Jason 30. 96 Richens. Cheryl . Rogers. Samantha . 30 Sanderson. Richard 30. 36 Schoppc. Sam 30 Shaw. Ryan . . 30. 40 Sorenson. Melissa . 30. 39 Squire. Mike . . . 30 Stapley. Rachcllc 30 Stevens. Heather 30. 36. 70 Stewart. Brandon . . 30. 70. 96 Sutton. Stephen .30. 70. 78 Thurston. Suzanne 30. 39 Townc. Dennis 30. 40. 104 W hitc. Derek 30. 78 W hue. Rex 30 Willdcn. Steven 30. 36 Williams. Lonn . 30. 40. 79 Williams. Troy ... 30 W intch. Christcna .30. 38. 58. 70 Woolscy. Sherri 30 Index 115 In this book. we. the yearbook staff, tried to capture as many of the memories as we could. We realized that this yearbook could never hold all the treasured moments that had formed during the year. We hoped that we cap- tured those that bring others to mind. Thanks to all those who helped us in any way. whether it was giving us some needed information, cooperating with our demanding photographers, or restraining yourself when you were around Mrs. Debi” Gardner at deadline time. Congratulations to the band for taking all the honors at slate competitions. It took three years, but you did it . . . and Emery did not. We couldn't tell you this on your page because your pages were already at the plant. Kick Band and thanks for providing all that wonderful spirit at the games. We would be amiss if we didn't recognize two great coaches that left; Coach Wilbur Braithwaite and Robert Gent. Coach Gent pulled Manti out of one of the worst losing streaks in history, and within the course of three years, took us to the state quarter-finals. More importantly, he renewed Templar spirit in football. Thanks too. to Wilbur Braithwaite for always being there for students who needed that extra encouragement. Without you. we would not have needed that big trophy case with all the region and state wins in both basketball and tennis. Thank you for your poetry which is both inspiring and impressive. We give you the highest honor that we can. the acknowledgement that you are a true Templar through and through. Thanks also. Mr. Patterson, for listening to the stu- dents and putting up with the long hair and short pants. You have unified the school and given Manti High School that needed touch of class.” Written by David Call Dee Ann Svndergaard This year my students talked me into starting a new tradition at MHS. I was glad that I had agreed when I saw these messages written by the parents of some of our graduating seniors. Each year we will print these special messages. Merilee, Merilee, Merilee, Merilee, You’re special! We love you!” Dad and Mom Congratulations, Jeff! Another goal accomplished! We are proud of you. Love, Mom Tammy, Great job! We love you. Good Luck! Love, Mom and Dad “Congratulations, Kayla! We are proud of our valedictorian!” Love, Mom and Dad THE TOWNE THEATER says good luck seniors of MHS! THE GUN PRO in Ephraim specializes in gun repair. 283-4261 ADAMS WEDDING MEMORIES-fov backdrops, silk flowers, wedding and prom corsages and more. Good luck seniors! EPHRAIM ART METAL-wishes the best of luck to MHS graduates! 116 Our Closing